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South Africa sees a spike in coronavirus cases that is alarming the country's authorities.

January 29th, 2007 In October, DiS writers Colin Roberts and Raziq Rauf ventured to Reykjavik for the annual Iceland Airwaves festival. Whilst there, as well as scaling churches, dipping in lagoons and drinking bad alcohol, we caught up with Klaxons - mere days after finishing their debut LP Myths Of The Near Future, which has seen the light of day this week. Now, we take an insight into their thoughts on their album, MySpace, Black Grape and the drugs in music debate. All this, and also clips from the aforementioned debut LP, available in shops right now on CD and sexy etched gatefold 12...

(Screenshot: Mandisa/YouTube) Article continues below advertisement ↴ Mandisa's latest single 'Get Used to Different' debuted on the hit TV series about the life of Jesus called The Chosen.  The 2020 tv series available to view on its own app is the highest crowd-funded TV series or film project of all time, according to Wikipedia.  The Chosen recently aired a Christmas special about the birth of Jesus and aired Mandisa's song with the episode. "If you don't already know, I'm a huge fan of The Chosen! I will be debuting a brand new song on the Chosen Christmas Special & I can't w...

A. Covid-19 Situation; November-28 Community Outbreak; Vaccine Strategy I would like to address the monks and compatriots on a number of issues after November 30, 2020, when I announced in Siem Reap regarding the status of the “November-28 Community (Infection) Events.” Days ago, I have been silent, and people could have seen me leading meetings via video in the frameworks of ACMECS and the CLMV cooperation framework and the Cambodia-Laos-Vietnam Development Triangle from home. In addition, there was also a speech to the United Nations and participation in the ASEAN-China Expo event via v...

Despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary, President Donald Trump’s fight for a second term is not over, says Tim Hulett. Come Jan. 21, the day after the presidential inauguration day, it will be Trump who is seated in the Oval Office and not President-elect Joe Biden, Hulett firmly believes. “When he pulls this off, I’m going to be right here dancing in the street,” Hulett said, of Trump’s continued opposition to the results of the Nov. 3 general election, which ruled Biden the clear winner. “It’s going to be a party in the streets. Just like how Biden ...